Atlanta Braves catcher Tyler Flowers is likely hoping that Monday's game was a launching pad for his season. He hit his first homer of the year, a two-run shot. While he only has 25 at-bats due to injury, he's going to get a lot more if he stays healthy. Who wouldn't want a catcher that's hitting .320 right now? Start him for now, but realize that he'll continue to share playing time with Kurt Suzuki. That likely only makes him an option in NL-only and two-catcher leagues.